‘Return to Seoul’ Trailer: A Korean Adoptee’s Soul Search Becomes One of the Year’s Best Films
Exclusive: Park Ji-Min plays an acerbic, Korean-born, French-adopted Gen Zer searching for her identity in Davy Chou’s disquieting drama.
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‘Turn Every Page’ Trailer: ‘Power Broker’ Author and Editor Get the Documentary Spotlight
The 50-year literary partnership between author Robert Caro and editor Robert Gottlieb is explored in the Sony Pictures Classics film, in New York and L.A. December 30.
‘Salvatore: Shoemaker of Dreams’ Trailer: Luca Guadagnino Basks in Ferragamo’s Beauty
Exclusive: Martin Scorsese, Manolo Blahnik, Christian Louboutin, and Grace Coddington count among the luminaries who contribute to Guadagnino’s salute to a fashion icon.
Inside Blockbuster Super-Producer Frank Marshall’s Other Filmmaking Career: Making Music Docs
“Jazz Fest” brings a message of hope: “that we can get through these disasters and pandemics and whatever else is thrown at us, with music.”
The Biggest Buys at Sundance Revealed How Distributors View the Future of Film
Distributors of everything from genre films to awards pictures are crafting bespoke strategies to elevate their titles and target specific audiences.
‘Compartment No. 6’ Trailer: Two Strangers Head to the Arctic by Train in Finnish Oscar Contender
Exclusive: Juho Kuosmanen’s Cannes prize-winner has also earned Indie Spirit and Golden Globe nominations. Watch the first trailer here.
‘Jockey’ Trailer: Clifton Collins Jr. Is an Oscar Season Dark Horse in Sundance Winner
Exclusive: The “Westworld” star won a special acting prize in Park City for his moving turn in this immersive feature debut shot on a real racetrack in Arizona.
Tracking ‘The Lost Leonardo,’ from Sketchy Provenance and Record Sale to Mysterious Disappearance
In the art world, if you market a painting as the male Mona Lisa, they will come.
Specialty Distribution Is Changed Forever. Here’s What Cannes Taught Us About the New Normal
Specialty film executives reveal what they learned during the pandemic, the role of Cannes, and the changing distribution game.
Lacking Theaters, Indie Oscar Strategies Lean Into Links, Zoom, and Hope
Netflix, Apple, and Amazon now dominate conversation, but don’t count out “Nomadland,” “Minari,” “The Father,” and “Promising Young Woman.”
Sony Classics Shuffles Calendar with New Dates for ‘The Father’ and More
Earlier this week, Sony Pictures Classics also took “Nine Days” out of January.
‘The Climb’ Finally Hits Theaters, 18 Months After Its Cannes 2019 Launch
Breakout multi-hyphenates Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin achieved indie filmmaker nirvana with their festival hit: now, film fans actually get to see it.
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